"CI-V Address: A4h" That could be the problem, the standard Icom address for the IC9700 is A2h and I think that's the address that WSJT-X will be looking for. Just for comparision here's my settings

I agree, Hold Tx Freq is the first step. And I move my Tx freq often using Shift-click on the waterfall to stay on a clear frequency. As to who I respond to first: - I reply first to the

The NET 6 requirement was posted in my reply to your initial message posted on the HamApps group https://hamapps.groups.io/g/Support/message/41188 Quote... de Laurie VK3AMA

Is that based on what you think you have installed or is it what the Framework Check utility reported? de Laurie VK3AMA

Even better is not to select Windows default for the wsjt-x at all, but an external sound card and no to select that to be default! There are also older rigs that have both mic and data connector

This one should work though there are some recommendations to add chokes to it.  If you get cat errors while transmitting would mean you need to work on RFI in the shack and possibly add chokes to

Click "Hold Tx" which you should already be doing as a best practice anyways. You can handle additional callers however you want.  I tend to favor first come first served unless they are a really

I can confirm that 2.2.0 does work and 2.4.0 doesn't; I haven't tested others.

Unfortunately that leads into a weirder behavior; it initially set my rig to the right frequency , but then it started to drift from 707,46 to 74,6000 to 746000 and so on, then it randomly started

I may have 5.x installed rather than net 6. I look into the that. Tnx Dave -- *73'S DAVE NU4N*

Tnx Laurie. I have the 64 bit framework installed. Hope this answers your question. -- *73'S DAVE NU4N*

Hi Robert I use RT Systems cable. On my IC756 ProIII and IC7600 https://www.rtsystemsinc.com/HF_c_32.html I tried a cheap one on E-Bay did not work. -- Jim Sherwood, *N4UOZ

Robert, Right here, https://www.g4zlp.co.uk/unified/IcomCAT.shtml Bruce N7XGR

Maintaining TX frequency is simply a check box "Hold TX Freq" on the main panel. I'll let others cover the multiple response issue. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my

WA0YPC is an frequent POTA activator operating from SD right now. I worked him earlier this evening on 20m and he's still there. He would welcome your contact. 73 -Jim NU0C "Barry Bogart"

I'm looking for information on how to handle multiple responses to a CQ. The first caller is handled automatically. I don't know the best way to proceed with the additional stations. I'm also

What does the JTAlert Framework Check utility (installed under the ""HamApps JTAlert" Windows start-menu) report? Does it report a suitable framework is installed? If it doesn't that indicates you

Sorry if this has been addressed before, I recently bought a used Icom IC-756 Pro III. How do I connect this radio to a Win11 PC? What CAT interface do I need and where can I get it? vy 73 de Robert,

Yes Joe I have it on my computer I re downloaded it. I have done restore twice and same result. No band found. -- *73'S DAVE NU4N*

rc-2 version -- *73'S DAVE NU4N*